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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to
Reagan National airport in Washington DC, their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
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someone claiming to be stonej typed: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Business travelers, or business class tickets? |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
On Apr 8, 4:27*pm, DevilsPGD
wrote: In message someone claiming to be stonej typed: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, *their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Business travelers, or business class tickets? Not sure. |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
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stonej wrote: On Apr 8, 4:27*pm, DevilsPGD wrote: In message someone claiming to be stonej typed: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, *their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Business travelers, or business class tickets? Not sure. Well, what airline? Given that, it should be simple to figure out. -- Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
On Apr 8, 7:43*pm, Bert Hyman wrote:
stonej wrote: On Apr 8, 4:27 pm, DevilsPGD wrote: In message someone claiming to be stonej typed: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Business travelers, or business class tickets? Not sure. Well, what airline? Given that, it should be simple to figure out. -- Bert Hyman * * *St. Paul, MN * Sun Country |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
On Fri, 08 Apr 2011 13:27:14 -0700, DevilsPGD
wrote: In message someone claiming to be stonej typed: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Business travelers, or business class tickets? Sounds like business class. That would be common. |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
On Apr 8, 6:52*am, stonej wrote:
An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, *their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Why not? You pay more for your ticket, you get more. |
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No baggage charge for business travelers - others must pay
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someone claiming to be PeterL typed: On Apr 8, 6:52*am, stonej wrote: An airline at my local airport just started offering a daily flight to Reagan National airport in Washington DC, *their radio ads are saying no baggage charge for business travelers. Is this a common practice with airlines to have two classes for baggage charges? Why not? You pay more for your ticket, you get more. Business travelers don't pay more, but business class ticket holders do. While there might be a bit of a likelihood of one group matching up with the other, it's not a 1:1 relationship. |
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